A Portrait of Myself

Ninette Zadourian
8/2/1387

A Portrait of Myself

I’m not sure if I know myself well enough, but if I am supposed to explain myself I can say I am so emotional and in fact when it’s time to express emotions, no matter what type of emotion, it appears in its extreme. This becomes quiet bothering especially in some cases in which there is not that much need to get involved.

Perhaps the strongest feature of my character is honesty. Except for white lies which I usually give myself away in the first few minutes, I cannot lie. I prefer to face problems or even ask apology rather than escape reality.

I am at times short tempered. Though I can be patient enough but certain behaviors get on my nerves and I cannot tolerate. Lack of the feeling of responsibility, some disrespectful manners, and those people who don’t really mean what they say can easily drive me mad.

Thanks to my parents I am tall enough, with an acceptable posture, I look serious but I easily establish a good rapport.

Because of working in a kindergarten now for twenty years I am so much interested in children psychology and preschool educational systems and I have my own opinions in this regard. As a language teacher I like to read articles on teaching English as a foreign language. I am quiet determined to get my BA to be able to serve my students more efficiently.